Three Choral Works Prominent Season Opener
The Choral Music Society opened its third season under Stephen Townsend at First Church with three first American performances. Carissimi Jepthe featured 22 Boston Symphony players and soloists Louise K. Brown Jessie Nute and more, amid praise for the dramatic choral elements. Wolf-Ferrari Miracolo and Talitha Kumi followed, with Karg-Elert concluding, Townsend praised for introducing new music and strong ensemble work.
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Stephen Townsend
America
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Talitha Rumi
Ermanno Wolf- Ferrari
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Heaven
Sigrid Karg-Elert
Louise K. Brown
Jessie Nute
C. Francis Wood
Everett Glines
Llewellyn M. Evans
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Daniel Kuntz
John P. Marshall
J. Angus Winter
Jepthah
Wolf-Ferrari
Mr. Glines
Robert Langer
George S. Dane
Wolff-Ferrari
Dante
Karg-Elert
Townsend
Home remedy helps Harry Riska quit smoking
Local resident Harry Riska of 1421 Lith St Saint Louis Missouri used a home mixed recipe to quit cigarettes and chewing. He describes combining water with muriate of ammonia Varlex Compound and pepsin, taken a teaspoonful three times daily, claiming no taste or odor and easy drugstore preparation.
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Harry Riska
St. St. Louis
Lincolnid Niditch Named American Vice Consul at Trieste
Washington Jan 12 Secretary of State Lansing appoints A Lincoln Niditch an Boston attorney at 748 Old South Building to be American vice consul at Trieste Austria Niditch was recommended by Congressman Peter F Tague Charlestown
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Austria
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Charlestown
Moton to Speak at Technology Union Noon Event
Robert Russa Moton, successor to Booker T. Washington, will address Technology Union students at noon under the Technology Christian Association. He will be accompanied by the Hampton quartet, prize winners at last summer’s exposition for plantation song singing.
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Booker T. Washington
Students At Technology Union
Technology Christian Association
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Unidentified Body of Boy From Scollay Square Theater Death
Medical Examiner Magrath announced last night the boy taken ill Saturday in a Scollay square theatre who died Sunday of a hemorrhage of the lungs remains unidentified.
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Magrath
Scollay Square
Massachusetts Republicans Indorse Senator Weeks for President
The Republican State committee endorsed John W. Weeks of Massachusetts as a presidential candidate favored by the party men, while McCall campaigned independently. Chairman Thurston stressed Weeks as a loyal party asset. the resolution urged Weeks as a strong President, with Hughes and Roosevelt viewed as less suitable for unity.
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Massachusetts
Thurston
Washington
McCall
Colonel Roosevelt
Chicago
Justice Hughes
Republican State Committee
John W. Weeks
United States
Republican Party
State Committee
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Death Takes T A Gallivan Brother of Congressman
Timothy A. Gallivan 57, brother of Congressman Gallivan of South Boston, died at 29 South Street Jamaica Plain after an attack of acute indigestion. A Boston native, he was educated at Brimmer and English High Schools, joined I D Richards wholesale liquor dealers, later took over Adams Taylor Company with John H. Clark, and ran the business. Funeral from his Jamaica Plain home Saturday, solemn mass at St. Thomas Church at 9 a m.
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Gallivan
John H. Clark
Adams-Taylor Company
State Street
St. Thomas’ Church
Olney to Speak on Preparedness at Ninth Regiment Banquet
Congressman Richard Olney II will headline the Ninth Regiment Association banquet at the Copley Plaza Hotel tonight. His topic is Preparedness for the U S Army and Navy and the Protection of World Trade in the United States. Inspector Rhend of New York, formerly of Somerville, is noted in attendance. Frdo Baquiriz Moreno elected president of Heuvador for 1916 to 1920. he has served as vice president foreign minister and Senate president.
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McCall
Beacon Hill
Charles 8. Baxter
Massachusetts
Louis Pfeifer
Payson Dana
Thurston
Ben Felt
Richard Olney
Ninth Regiment Association
Copley Plaza Hotel
United States Army and Navy
Spector
S. Rhend
New York
Inspector Rhend
Somerville
Boston
Fredo Baquiriz Moreno
Republic of
Heuvador
Senor Moreno
Senate
Chinese Night at Technology Union by Tech Cosmopolitan Club
The Cosmopolitan Club of Technology hosted a Chinese Night led by Chinese student members and Chinese women from Wellesley and Radcliffe. Attendees played Chinese instruments sang native airs and enjoyed Orient games and Chinese style refreshments.
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Cosmopolitan Club of Technology
Technology Union
Wellesley
Radcliffe Colleges
Grippe Colds Catarrk Offered by Hakka Chemical Co
Druggists in Grove Hall Station Boston Mass promote Safe pleasant Grippe Cold Catarrk remedy. Package contains 200 doses at 6 percent strength. Distributed by Hakka Chemical Company.
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Hakka Chemical CO
Grove Hall Sta
Boston
Mass
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